Most window cleaners wipe your screens in place and call it done. We remove every screen, deep-clean it properly, and reinstall it. You'll feel the difference in airflow and notice it in the light.
A window screen that's caked with pollen, dust, and insect debris does more than look bad — it restricts airflow, blocks natural light, and can transfer grime back onto freshly cleaned glass the first time it rains. Nashville's spring pollen season is particularly brutal on screens.
Wiping a screen in place with a damp cloth just smears the buildup around. Proper cleaning means removal, scrubbing with screen-safe solution, a full rinse, and careful reinstallation. That's what we do.
🌿 Nashville spring note: After pollen season, window screens are typically coated in a thick layer of yellow-green pollen that dramatically restricts airflow. This is the most common time we're called for screen cleaning specifically — and the results are immediately noticeable.
Screen cleaning is included as standard in our full-home window cleaning package. It can also be booked as a standalone service if your glass is already clean but screens need attention.
Pricing depends on the number of screens and their size. We'll confirm the price when we quote your windows — or give you a standalone screen quote by phone if that's all you need.
We also inspect every screen during cleaning. If we find a torn or damaged screen, we'll let you know so you can have it replaced — we don't do repairs, but we'll flag the issue clearly.
Better airflow, more natural light, and glass that stays cleaner longer. Add screen cleaning to any window cleaning visit.